GOP-Led Senate Intel Committee's Report Reveals 'Gold Mine' of Evidence on Trump Campaign's Russia..

[Nevilledog]

GOP-Led Senate Intel Committee’s Report Reveals ‘Gold Mine’ of Evidence on Trump Campaign’s Russia Contacts

https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/senate-intel-committees-report-reveals-gold-mine-of-evidence-on-trump-campaigns-russia-contacts/

The Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday completed its multi-year investigation into Russian efforts to meddle in the 2016 election, issuing a bi-partisan report that found extensive contacts and connections between Russian officials and the Trump campaign. The panel’s findings undercut several of President Donald Trump’s most oft-repeated claims, including that Russia did engage in a comprehensive campaign to interfere in the presidential election and did so with the intention of helping him win.

While the report stopped short of declaring that the Trump campaign coordinated with the Russian government, the panel uncovered a great deal of previously unknown communication between the Kremlin and Trump advisers, many of whom were open to receiving the assistance.

“No hoax about it. They wanted Russia’s help. They got Russia’s help,” wrote former head of the U.S. Office of Government Ethics Walter Shaub.

Link to tweet

The panel confirmed that Trump’s campaign chairman Paul Manafort sought to give internal campaign data to Russian intelligence officer Konstantin Kilimnik, saying Manafort posed a “grave counterintelligence threat” to the United States.

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[abqtommy]

1. We knew this in 2016. Now people are getting excited about it? sheesh...

[Nevilledog]

2. We are not representative of average folks when it comes to awareness.

[stillcool]

6. I think there is information in this report..

that was not part of the Mueller Report....but I have no idea where I saw, or read it. In any case it's a great time to have a refresher course.

[triron]

8. Mystery to me that this all takes so damn long.

[Karadeniz]

3. Trump knew. Michael Cohen heard Trump talking to Stone and Trump said afterwards that

Wikileaks would be putting out more stolen documents, on Podesta, I think. So he knew Assange had the goods and he had to know who stole them. Plenty of material to convince a jury that Trump willingly worked with Russia to be elected. To me, that makes his election win illegal. No one should benefit from a crime. His presidency is illegal. Every judiciary appointment should be annulled. He should repay the govt every cent it had to spend on him and his children. Manafort passing voter info to Kilimnik. Meeting with Veselnetskaya, whatever her name was. Devos-trump-Alfa computer. Secret back channels.

We cannot allow an illegal campaign/election to stand.

[abqtommy]

9. I'll be very disappointed in Joe if he lets all this slide after he's sworn in...

[triron]

10. Pretty late now isn't it? But I share your frustration.

FBI took its own sweet time on this but was eager to screw Hillary's elective advantage.
Obama could have revealed so much more but he kept it under wraps. That was a
huge error imo.

[lame54]

4. How many on the committee voted to impeach?

[Eyeball_Kid]

5. Probably, every Senator who did NOT get

Russian money.

[ancianita]

7. These did not vote to convict, even as they knew. Americans ought to know their names.

Ten actually knew.

Richard Burr, North Carolina, Chairman
(until May 15, 2020)
Marco Rubio, Florida, Acting Chairman
(from May 18, 2020)[1]
Jim Risch, Idaho
Susan Collins, Maine
Roy Blunt, Missouri
Tom Cotton, Arkansas
John Cornyn, Texas
Ben Sasse, Nebraska

Ex officio
Jim Inhofe, Oklahoma
Mitch McConnell, Kentucky

[lame54]

11. Accomplices

[ancianita]

12. RICO.

Taking money from Leonard Blavatnik:

Mitch McConnell $2.5 M
Marco Rubio $1.5 M
Scott Walker $1.1 M
Lindsey Graham $800,000
John Kasich $250,000
Donald Trump ???



Ten actually knew the contents of The Senate Intel Comte. Report when they voted to exonerate Trump:

Richard Burr, North Carolina, Chairman
(until May 15, 2020)
Marco Rubio, Florida, Acting Chairman
(from May 18, 2020)[1]
Jim Risch, Idaho
Susan Collins, Maine
Roy Blunt, Missouri
Tom Cotton, Arkansas
John Cornyn, Texas
Ben Sasse, Nebraska

Ex officio
Jim Inhofe, Oklahoma
Mitch McConnell, Kentucky


Might as well throw these in with them.